On the June 4, 1900 census for Crumpton Village, Queen Anne's County, MD, Floyd E. Bloxton was 38 years old, having been born May 7, 1867 in Virginia -- the oldest child of Charles Benjamin Bloxton and Clementine Virginia Bloxton, both also born in Virginia. He was listed as a Minister, having been married for four years to Emily A. (DeShane) Bloxton, 28 years old, having been born May 1872 in Maryland to parents also born in Maryland. Both of the daughters born to them were living at that time in 1900:

Pauline E. Bloxton, born May 1897 in MD was three years old.
Frances W. Bloxton, born Nov 1899 in MD was six months old.

There was a notice of Miss Frances "H" Bloxton's graduation from Grammar School No. 53 in the Tuesday, 30 Jun 1914 issue of The Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, Maryland).
On the January 16, 1920 census for Baltimore City, Miss Frances, age 20, was a "Pupil Nurse" at the Hospital for the Women of Maryland. On July 15, 1923, Farmville, VA - Mrs. Charles A. Garnett (Pauline Bloxton) announced the engagement of her sister, Miss Frances "Fannie" Bloxton, a popular trained nurse of Baltimore, MD, to Mr. Joseph H. Lewis, Jr., born 1894, of Farmville. Frances graduated from Eastern High School and the Hospital for the Women of Maryland. Mr. Lewis was prominently connected with the best families of Virginia and a graduate of Randolph-Macon College.

Frances Willard Bloxton Lewis
Gender: Female
Race: White
Death Age: 54
Birth Date: 19 Nov 1899
Death Date: 26 Nov 1954
Death Place: Richmond, Virginia
Father: Floyd Bloxton
Mother: Emily DeShane
Spouse: Joseph Henry "Joe" Lewis, Jr. #208653635

Pauline was divorced and living with Frances & Joe Lewis in Richmond City on 1940 census at 221 North Boulevard (1935: Same House for Lewis' - Pauline 1935: Roanoke, Franklin, VA). Joe (46) C-4, b. VA, 60 hrs. Road Supervisor, Electric Co., 52 wks @ $2,340 in 1939. Frances (40) H-3 (?) (See education in her engagement announcement), Registered Nurse, Private Duty, 5 wks/$210. Pauline Garnett (42) C-1, Saleslady, Department Store, Retail, 52/$780.
Pauline on 1930 & 1920 censuses with her husband:
Feb 6, 1920, Farmville, Prince Edward County, VA, 300 block of Virginia Street:
Charles A. Garnett (24), Retail Merchant, Dry Goods, VA X3
Pauline B. Garnett (22)
Charles' parents appear to be Walter (52) (same occupation)
& Mary T. Garnett (49), living at 111 Bridge St.
April 2, 1930, 737-13th St, Roanoke, VA (Renting $60/mo)
Charles (32), married age 21, Tire Merchant, Gen Retail
Pauline (31), m. age 20, MD,VA,MD, Bookkeeper, Tire Business
Charles, Jr. (9), b. 1921, Roanoke, VA; died MD

RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE, ASHLAND, VA
DEGREES AND HONORS CONFERRED - JUNE 1895
F. E. BLOXTON (age 28) - Subjects: ENGLISH, ENGLISH BIBLE - From: Virginia

Rev. Floyd E. Bloxton (aka "Emmet Floyd" Bloxton), b. Nanticoke, MD on May 7, 1867 - d. Lynchburg, VA on March 8, 1908 - Graduate of Randolph-Macon College and member of the Wilmington Conference, M.E. Church & Baltimore Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church; author "Pentecostal Conversion" (154 pages, published 1903) and also published the "Church News" while pastor of Trappe-Faith Chapel, 1901-1903, Trappe, MD.

The following appointment was announced: Salisbury District--Bishopville, supplied by F.E. BLOXTON. Dover, Delaware Convention then adjourned the morning of Wednesday, March 25, 1896.

His widow, Mrs. Emily (DeShane) Bloxton, d. Sunday, January 19, 1913, and her body was transported from her home in Baltimore, MD, to Elkton, MD, with burial in Bethel Cemetery (nearest Bethel Cemetery in Chesapeake City, MD).